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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1975
Page
4
A round of anniversary celebrations fills Tipton Mt. Vernon Newhall Hawkeye and Newhall with open houses and dances. Notable events include Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roseberry 50th anniversary in Cedar Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Ward 25th in Tipton. The Lyman 50th in Williams Boulevard SW marked June 29 1925. Families, grandchildren and great grandchildren attend.
Linda Sue Nagel and Ronald Eugene Kahler wed at St. John's Lutheran in Monticello Cedar Rapids Elate couple depart for Colorado trip after reception at church for 300 guests Both bridesmaids and groomsmen named with Cedar Rapids ties. couple employed by Wilson & Co. in Cedar Rapids. bride a graduate of the American Institute of Business and Kirkwood Community College
Mrs. Jack W. Zeller added epsom salts and spices to a Rhubarb Supreme Pie recipe for a publisher offering to pay up to 1000 dollars. The Erie suit accuses Golden Recipes of false advertising and charging a $10.95 publication fee to obtain royalties while never publishing a book. More than 1300 people nationwide sent recipes and fees.
Linda Lu Stanifer and Timothy Paul Mahan wed at All Faith chapel China Lake California in a 1130 ceremony officiated by Rev. Rhodes W. Harper. The reception for 100 followed at the Chapperel Club. The bride is the daughter of Charles and Linda Stanifer Cedar Rapids groomsman Anthony Mahan and best man Mark Collins. The couple will reside in Sandpoint Idaho where Mahan serves in the navy.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Freeman of 1205 Glenwood Drive NW will host an open house next Sunday from 2 to 4 to mark their 25th wedding anniversary. Their two children Steven of Cedar Rapids and Pamela at home will be hosts. The couple wed Alice Louise Zier on July 1 1950 in Cedar Rapids.
Jeanaries Kiefer and Leo Kiefer observe their 40th wedding anniversary with an open house at Ss Peter and Pauls Church Clear Creek from 2 to 4. They wed June 27, 1935 in Harper and have six children. A.L. Fuller and Edith Hutchinson mark 58 years with a family dinner. Clair Whitmore and Maxine Healy celebrate 40 years at Center Point United Methodist with family hosts. Raymond Cantwell and Agnes Komischke marked 50 years with a mass at St Patricks Cedar Rapids. they have five children and 12 grandchildren plus one great-grandchild.
Mr and Mrs Hugh Sample celebrate 40 years of marriage with an open house next Sunday from 2 to 4 at the Linn Co Operative Oil Co in Marion Hosts are their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs James Hoffner of Marion They wed July 1 1935 in Ottumwa and have one grand child
The 40th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Carter of 2031 Sylvia Avenue NE will be noted with an open house Sunday from 2 to 4 at Farmers State Bank in Hiawatha. Hosts are their children and families. Attendees include Don McConaughy of Hiawatha and Bob Turkal Jim Zacek families from Cedar Rapids. The couple, formerly Betty Markham, wed June 28 1935 in Iowa City. They have seven grandchildren.
West Union honors Mr and Mrs Arthur Rupp on their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house at Bethel United Presbyterian church from 2 to 4. Married June 18 1925 in Sioux Falls South Dakota the couple have a daughter Mrs David Haworth of Fullerton California and one grandchild. Haworth family hosted a Wednesday buffet supper in their honor.
The 40th and Mrs. Everett Shoemaker will host an open house at the Oddfellows hall in Mt. Vernon next Sunday from 2 to 4. Mr. Shoemaker and the former Dorothy Schamberger wed June 18, 1935, in Cedar Rapids.
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